This Air Max 97 si designed to hit the lynx. It features an upper that mimics the look of , well, grass and an yellow embriodered Swoosh. The “Grass” Air Max 97 is set to drop January 17 at nike.com and select retail establishments with a sticker price at $190 USD. Nike Air Max 97 GolfSummit White/Grass-Metallic Silver-Speed YellowCK4437-100$190January 27, 2020
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Another new colorway of the Nike Shox BB4 is on the horizon. This Shox BB4 sports a black glossy upper with metallic silver underneath and wrapping the foot on the both the medial and lateral sides. Red accents show up on the toebox, tongue, on the heel, heel cup and the five Alpha Project dots on the lateral side of the sneaker. The upper sits atop a silver heel cup and moderator plates, red Shox columns and black rubber outsole. The release of this Shox BB4 is imminent at at…
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In addition to the purple “Gatorade” Nike PG4 that is set to drop on January 17, NBA 2K has announced there is another colorway on the way This Gatorade x Nike PG 4 will exclusively be available through NBA 2K. It sports a blue upper covered by a water droplet pattern. This upper sits atop a light turquoise midsole and yellow and green outsole. In order to get these you will have to find one of the four “Gatorade x Nike PG 4 billboards hidden in the NBA @k’s “Neighborhood”,…
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This “plum fog” offering of the Nike React Infinity Run will be coming to us in the first part of 2020. It sports a Flyknit upper with laces and heel tab of the same hue. The gold Swooshes on the medial and lateral sides are set trimmed in black and also morph into a heel cup. This upper sits atop a white React midsole and black rubber outsole. The “Plum Fog” Nike React Infinity Run is scheduled for a January 30 release at nike.com and select retail establishments, with a…
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The Air Force 1 is no stranger to Nike’s Chinese New Year collection. This edition features a white upper with an embossed Chinese pattern and leather Swooshes on the lateral and medial sides. On the rear heel overlay is found an embossed “NIKE AIR” logo, while a multi-hued pattern is found on the inner. A white midsole and translucent outsole completes the aesthetic. The “Chinese New Year” Air Force one is scheduled to release sometime in January of 2020 at nike.com and select retail venues. Nike Air Force 1 Low…
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Nike has officially unveiled the PG4 . The upcoming model features a mesh zippered shroud construction at the upper (it looks quite similar to the Adapt BB) and a full-length Nike Air unit, which is a first for the line. The black and white debut coorway of the PG4 drops in China January 8 and globally January 24.
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Initial images of the follow up to Nike’s power-lacing basketball sneaker, the Adapt BB2. It features an upper constructed of an open cell mesh ; a large Swoosh traverses the midfoot and covers the laces. At the heel is found a glossy external heel counter, while the tongues sport “L” and “R” respectively. This upper sits atop a black midsole that houses a forefoot Turbo Zoom AIr unit and a translucent outsole. The Nike Adapt BB2 has anticipated release at some point during the upcoming spring. Information on these will…
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This noble red colorway is the latest look of the Air VaporMax 3.0. It sports a FlyKnit upper accented by blue viod on the lateral and medial Swooshes, tongue label, heel cup and laces. A red and blue VaporMax unit with blue rubber on key point on the outsole completes the look. The “noble red” Air VaporMax 3.0 is available at retail establishments such as FinishLine. The sticker price is set at $200 USD. Nike Air VaporMax 3.0 Noble Red/Blue Void-Light Armory BlueAJ6900-600$200
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This Lebron 7 is an alternate version of the 2010 PE that was designed to go with the Cavaliers throwback gamers and unlike the other version, this colorway will be coming to retail. It sports a blue suede upper unlerlaid by synthetic side panels. Orange is used a complimentary highlight color and shows up bordering the Swoosh, near the top of the lacing system, the Lebron signature on the tongue and the “LJ23” logo on the lower ankle. A blue midsole that houses the full-length Max Air unit and a…
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By Emily Collins of Forbes.com: Most marketers understand that earning loyalty is bigger than rewards programs and incentives. That it’s important to treat different customers differently. And they agree that a loyalty program should deliver the best content, offers, and experience that a brand has to offer. But, making the shift from loyalty as a standalone marketing practice to something that is tightly integrated with the customer experience is hard. And companies struggle with many of the fundamentals that make it possible — such as understanding customer interactions across channels,…
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